Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, August 19th, 2019.

And we begin with no seasickness so far. That's the message from 16-old climate activist Greta Thunberg, who is now six days

into a two-week Atlantic Ocean Crossing.

Thunberg is making her way from Sweden to the U.S. in time to appear at the Climate Action Summit in New York in September.

Greta refused to make the trip by a plane because of the environmental impact of flying.

Instead, she opted for a boat that is actually a high-speed yacht powered by solar

panels. It uses underwater turbines to generate electricity for lights and communication, which makes internet access a bit spotty.

And one more downside?

There are no bathroom facilities on board, so the crew and Greta must make do with blue plastic buckets.

He found fame and fortune on the basketball court.

Now Steph Curry is using both to advance a sport that couldn't be any more different.

The Warrior's Great will announce today that he's launching a first of its kind golf program

at Howard University in Washington, D.C.

The two-time MVP's love of the lynx is well known.

He consistently plays and plays well in celebrity golf tournaments.

Plus he recently started a televised mini golf series called Holy Moly where participants put on a super-sized course and he's

also created a golf line with under armor.

A 12-year-old Tulsa boy is being hailed as a hero this morning for helping save a toddler trapped in a hot car.

Ben Torrio was walking through a parking lot on his way to buy shoes when he heard a baby screaming and crying.

The two-year-old was strapped into the backseat, windows up, doors locked, the heat index at

112 degrees and not an adult in sight. Ben grabbed a ratchet from his mom's car but was only able to make a dent in a side window.

When a store clerk arrived with part of a metal clothing rack, Ben attacked the windshield instead.

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